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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
EssTEL ARRIVALS.

at the Mansion: Z Mccall, Billy Wilson.
Colorado City; j, 0 H Stantleld, Z III 5; + @
Bishop. z II S r IL Davis, Westhertord; II
Jones, Gainesv lie; j al O'FcrTill, ezarkana;
Wilson and wife, city; Mics Dora ScorsIin,
WeathertOrd, Fl La pkin and Famil., Nerd
ian; Jno +. Traylor, Dallas: B Webb, Bahs !;
] Barrett. Wa o; W : Barr, j Ednsondson, Da
las; William Henry HOskins, New Ham psh re;
f Horston, rsrrell; d P Haggard, Dallas; J d
Ylnson with j Ri A FeIrill, city; Jno Nc
Donald, TeIarksua; W @ Holden, Chicag
X PANEL, city Fred IL Ril~y, MK&T; VIM
Kelly, st Leui.; ug5Ie, Bath. Ont r "
Bisnop, city; Chas Mason, N W Orleant; y
Wilson, hi kel; J " st I he, AZ family
Mnrre bee s9a %e' p@as
county;.J j smith MsOry, HOrran L4u
| dres, Tnom1s Ma ton, GrGndvi'w;J T Jun
nell anu wife, Comanche; J. O,bury, New
Orleans j y Gilman, Ira MARIN, IIasEa; Dan
III Jones, Arson county.
| At the Ellis: Fl " Speyer. st Louis; L D
Voak and wife, New York; Wilson, wife apd
Mexico; A V DR. geD, + j Robsr f, New York !; 5
NJ Furmsn, Kentucsy DanZinger, Milwaukee,
B Brown, Georgia; A Lone, Texas "a
Nelson en9 wife, DenVer;J w McMalus, pc
EYouiG; II L Barnett, South Bend q ,mIa68s,
Brulycwater, Ma s: I MI chel, Waco;. 81
Benb ook. DIllse; Herman ,bopiocner, Nsw
York; r o Roansavall and wife, Wac; 81 5
ward G Murphy, Gathsie, Ky; j Jones,
Dorr Glare, Uar ada; Jonn 81 Bscsb burn, Cal
C G., Ill; Fan isco, Ge2rge q Cyftin, John
Il fTas eT, New York; ID Plumb, Canada /;
G. Meade, Henrietta; Hugh Nyce, Omaha.
| Neb; 4 4 Smith, Jefferson; L E Cha p, 81
L uis: 81 u Taylor. New Mexico; L spevey.
| Westfald, Mass: w Jay Porter. Samuel Van
Leer, WeatheIfordi d Cobb, Houston; John
McC. no Marshall.
At the PltkwIcS: SRllett, Orange, Tex
! " @ Hodge, 3 W PARIS, Dallas; K Lyme
! Fort Worth; " II Scarboro, Suneet; Carey "
styles. Meridian; NJ d Barry, Texas; G CAL
| houn, Gazette; Harrison, st Louis; Z
/ A bier, Tsxes; David -hields. PittsbuYg, Pa;
| j L Sianfista, Tex; W J Lindsay, st Louis A
! Berry L9mpata as; Matbews, Da las; Thcs
| Hi den and wife, AIvaraCo G s Taylor, 9tLouis
Ma hsn Frank, Dallas; b Pa doc :, Fort
| Il II, r sttoD, New York: j Z BAKER, s.
Louis; ID Plumb, Canada; ID Grise city;
| w Shanks, Memphis, Tenn; G Bsin, San An-
| tonic; Garter, Sherman; W Dennis, New
| York; A Garrettson, Mics uri Pacific Rail
way; " II Terrell, New York; j sheppard, st
Louis; FL Jones, Verno-; Ellis, Dallas
| Robert ID Berry, Morgan Lane; Geo 80 est
! and daughter, Gainesville; VIM A Murphy,
Is .oford B z Hawnins, W A Hswkine, Mrs
| Brock, Waxshstchie; G. McGudenheim, 81
Louis: Frszier, Bsird; Sam Ripley, HeH7r
ton j Ballard, eranb1ry; Ray, st Lonfs,
William 3 M1rahail, Philadelphia; Z Hen
| bricks, San Antonio; John PIummer, New
YORK; w Elliott. Fort Worth; w TuInsfs
| New York john I'll Belcher. Gainesville; John
! NJ Pratt, Grand RspiGs Mich j w HarlaaC,
Vile; stewart liugie Miss Annie Tingle, Bowie /;
Mrs Joe draper, Memphis, Tena; Charles
Scogin, Dallas; o g Dunlap, WaXahechie; Ed
/! Childress, st Louis,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

that Wss lost twenty-six years ago." The
rest OF the family ridiculsd the idea, put
she produced the mate to the shoe. a
careful comparison showed that the
ime-incrusted shoe Ia the she'll and
and the memento Of the dead
child, carefully Kept by the loving
mether through the years that she
mourned her little one, were IN
doubtedly mates. The mystery OF the
child's death was revealed at last. Any
one VINO knows the nature and habits CT
the abGione can readily understand whist
ccSurred. The little one had ventured
oua on the rocky reef, had slipped from
tie rocke, Ard heE foot caught between
the rocks end the eGge Of e huge abeloEe
shell. At once it closed On the ankle and
the little one was prisoner, to be held
until the rising tide swept over her.
Such cases are rot unknown.
i few years Ggo Chinese was fire.
que1tly in San Diego whose right hand,
with the exception Of the thumb
and forcfnger, was gone. The
story told by his mates was that
while hunting abelone he incautiously in.
serted his fingers under the sharp edge
of an abelone she'll. Before he could
withdraw them the shell had closed
down. Helsy on the rocks held by the
hand till the tide began to come in. Sec
ing his danger and realizing tnat he had
only himself TO depend upon for aid, he
managed to ct out his knife with his left
baud, snd by dint Ct nsrd work, hacked
OF the imprisoned fingers and released
himself. The abelone Is large univalve,
the dried meat OF which is exported in
large quantities to Chins.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
4 DAKOTA sTEEEsMAN.
Hs Murs Needs Be u Poker Pleysr and a
GentEqmsn.
Chicago Tribune.

IEs Murt Ncc6s Be a Poker Pleysr and
GentIqmsn.
Chicago Tribune.
Some years ago, when the Dakota Legs
lstuye mes at Yanki0n, at the begil~ing
OF one session man from Armstrong
county named Edmu2ds contested an
other mans seat committee was ap-
pointed to loo6 iato the matter. After
examining the case fer some time it vert
into executive session, and one OF the
members said:
"Mr. Chairman, there seems TO be 10
question but tnst this man Edmunds is
entitled to the seat. He got the most
votes, the people evidently want him, anc
Yandell simply got in through the Tankest
fraud"
The other members seemed to look st Il
Ia &bout the same light, but after they
got through the chairman arose and said:
"Gentleman, presume what you have
said is all so. l don't know anything
shout il, but while you have been inv, stig8
ting The votes, have looked up the men
themselves [ INST this EdmundS out
here this morning, and l proposed lit
tie game Ct poker to pass sway the tine.
Il never gamble says be, Il consider it 6.
perDicious practice 'Ah.' says l, come
over and have drink taen,' Il never
drink" he replied, Il do BOT consider it
right 'Oa, WE'LL says l, 'tske cigar
with me, them Il never use tobacco in
any FORM ssys he, 'IcoDsiderit Injurious
to he health / wes best fer 6
minute, but I braced up and said:
Mr.. EdmuRds, come out to the
barn with me and We'll get bite of hsy
Don't be backward; I'll stand 1t; the hay
is on me this time shy dear SIR says
he, Il haven't taken moutnful of hay
for over twelve years. do not consider
ii d. food for man Now, now this is
straight talk, and that's just what ne seid,
aud l say we don't want him in the Da-
kota Legislature. He HASN'T the first
qualification, gentlemen; be don't play
poker. Now. Yandeli does. YsnGell is 8
state sman Yandell isn't afraid to stay
in .ck pot, and 1 tell you old joe Ysn-
dell Ia the man ne want, aid EdmundH
ought 10 De warned to leave town" The
chairman's revelati0ns settled it. &no
Yandell had his seat.-[Cbicsgo Tribune
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

one feature OF the "new method" o.
tesching. We rel 5ice that . is being
more Snd more studied and mastered by
teachers, and gloriousiy introduced in al
their management.
Ia fsct everything thst was exhibited
st the state fair from Parker c. unity,
walked f with premium. And it has
created such an interest that 1t IS now
proposed that the Parker County Fair as.
ISOLATION shall hold the county iair early
10 October next year, TO give the e1aibi-
tors opportunity TO carry their EXHIBITS
to the Dallas state fair. There IS nov t
move being made for Parker county t.
erect building ct the Dallas sls,e f>is
for next years exhibit; this, ii done, wili
be Of great benefit 10 this county, SIS il
will show the wonderful and superior
products TO the world aad 10 the home
seeker, and Parker comfy 10 tie phase
for them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
Little Things THAT XIII.


At various times the newspapers hsVe
warned the public against swallowing the
seeds Of grapes, oranges, etc, because OF
the danger Of such substances getting
into smsll intestinal baS,lo cul-de-saC,
called by the doctors the appendix-Ver-
informs. This is q little receptacle
formed ST the junction Of the large and
small intestines, but it's use Or object nc
physician knows. 1t has been thought to
be rudimentary or incomplete formation
or possibly .ome meaningless survival
of lost anterior type. At any rate,
it's existence, while presenting no appar-
ent treason for being" as the French say.
is, on the other hand, positive and Con-
slant source Of danger, because Of the
liability OF its becoming the receptacle OF
some undigested seed or other indigesti
BILE substance. In that case it produces
q state Of Inflammation which in nearly
sll cases proves fatal.
Fortunately but few seeds among the
CREST number so heedlessly swallowed
seem TO get into this little death-trap-
although any one seems likely to lodge
there. Perhaps more cases Of in
fismmation of the bowels than the
doctors suspect may be in reality Que to
this obscure snd disregarded cause. One
sad case, which to-day produces feeling
of deep regret among thousands, anC
which plunges family into overWhelm-
ing grief, occurred in this city on Satur-
day evening, in the l6mented death OF J
Robert Dryer, the much-esteemed ed-
jatart Of the Governors Foot Guard
msn whose place that ancient corps can
not well make good. His case so be Cd q
the physicians that an autopsy was had
and that revealed piece Of peanut shell
in the appendix vermitormis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
CATCHING THE OTTER.
Cowboys Have q Plan for Taking Them
which They Suggest to Strapgsrs'
PrannIscn Post

San Franclsco Posr.
Owing TO the falling of the lakes OF
Ur1er and Lower klamath, the otter is
perhsps more visihly plentiful now than
IL has been for several years past, and 8
curious circumstance connected with the
otter is it's migration from one lake to
another over mountainous country. The
Lower klamath Lake, which extends far
into California, is yearly losing It's water,
and it is feared that sooner
or later Lower Klamath will RUE
dry. It may be that this apprehen-
sion Is also shared by the otter, for ne is
constantly making overland journeys from
Lower Klamath lake to Tule lake. About
two weeks ago magn fcept otter was
killed by some cowboys, with their
'Iasso-ropes," fully mile away from
any water. The cowboys declare that
| the proper way to capture an otter with
out hurting his skin is for the hunter to
put on huge pair Of loose ftting high
boots, stuff the feet and legs with gravel
and then wade the stream. The otter is
q pugilistic creature, and 10
sooner does he see g strange palr
| OF legs in She water than he will
make dash for them, seize q leg With his
| teeth and will only loosen his hold with
death. Though Lost River, in Klamath
county, would yield prolific otter-fuI
harvest to the hunter by this method,
never saw COWBOY daring enough to
make the venture, yet was often present
when they were attempting to induce an
uaWRry stranger to make the attempt
| The beavers whose deserted huts erC
dams can be seen al along Lest river,
are yet plentiful, but they do not stand 10
nigh repute with the cowboy other thsn az
target for pistol practice.
| The prices that the furrierS offer tol
good otter aud beaver, however, ere
ridiculouslY low, compared to the value
that they afterWard place upon dress
ed hide, large-sized otter only fetchins
| S. 80 to Sc, anu besver from Sc so 10 So
and the same price is psid for an Alasks
beaver IS for one from Oregon. The ful
Of the otter in the winter months Is IN
deed handsome, dark and glossy, with &
close, smooth netting, and, when proper
ly dressed and plucked, makes pretty tip
pets, NUTS and cuffs. It IS not UDcom
mon to see cowboys in that northern
country with chaparej0s made from .ottel
and beaver fur. The cowboy, however, i!
not good furrier, and reIegates tina
task to the Iodians. The Indians have
however, 8 good notion Of charges, enC
will not undertake to cure skin uEdel
! So, no matter how small it may be.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
SulthE1liC,
Special to the Gazette.

Specl2l 70 the dahSEls'
TAYLOR, TEX, NV. 12.-Smithville, a
new and thrifty town on the Taylor, Bas-
trop and Houston Railway, between Bas-
trop and Lagrange, deserves mention by
some one. Since August last there have
been forty houses erected at that place,
eight of which are business houseg.
Three substantial brick buildings are now
in course OF construction, to say nothing
of those which are less preten:1ous, that
are going up sll over the town. Eleven
hundred and twenty bales of cotton have
been shipped from that section
this season. Though the infant town
boasts of neither church nor school build
ings as yet, still she is on the road to
gain both. A most enjoyable entertain
ment was given by the ladies Of Smith
vile last night and SO, the net pro Seecs,
wi be divided between the church and
schoo! building funds. Tee telegraph
Office and railway Office gre under The able
management OF Sam R. Ely, Who knows
how to handle them with satisfaction
both to his customers and employers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
A BABY'S STRANGE FATE.
A Mystery OF the Sea Revealed by the
Finding of an AbsIone shell.
San Francisco all.

a Mystery of the Sea- Revealed by the
Finding of an Abslone Shelf.
San Francisco all.
A mystery OF the sea has been revealed
0y the finding on the beach at Hslfmoon
Bay, few miles south OF Golden este,
at San Francisco, large abelone shell
bearing in mother Of pearl perfect i'm
preston of 6 baby shoe. The story, though
stranger than fiction, is verified by suca
a mass of evidence that It's truth cannot
be doubted, says correspondent.
TWenty-siX years ago little girl wan
dered from lis home on the shore Of
Hslfmoon bay and wss not seen again
until four days afterward, when its
dead body was cast up By the waves
which break over the adjacent reef. The
child was supposed TO have fallen from &
rock. One OF its feet were gone, but this
was ascribed to the voracity of shark or
Other fishesting sea monster Years
passed an the event was nearly forgot
ten.
Recently, one of the sons of the old
lady and mother of the lost girl picked
up on the beach . piece of large abelone
shell, which had been thrown up by the
tide. He WAS astonished to find inside
the she'll perfect representation OF a
child's shoe, even to the little break in
the toe where the leather had worn away.
Every detail wasireproduced in brilliant
colors, which are characteristic CT the in-
terror of abelone shells. The young man
carried the shell home as curiosity.
The first person to whom he showed il
was his mother. No sooner did the old
ls dv see the IL thao. she eyctsimnd. aTs is
my baby's shoe; the shoe Of my little girl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
81 and 313 HlTStan Street.
AN ACJREss' $4,000 STREET sUir.
snug'- Clothed from Had 10 Foot IN
GLOSSY Sealshin.
Omaha Word


II WAS 81 the ta!l and winter opening OF
oEe of tie most fashionable fms N town.
The immense show room Vas crowded
Tith several score OF the gilded ard
dimpled dGrlipgs OF New YORK Nearly
ell were leaders OF fashion, snd 81 lesst
four could draw their c1eCSs for $1,000
600 each. Money was no object TO II m.
rney came 30 see Whist wSs new IL fC5S.
They stood in front of anjSerouGd hesEs
nfully formed young W0mG9---S "a AggjFs:l vi. -
perfect picture. She was fall, strsight es en-
zTrOW, sld locked every iuch q queen.
she was clothed from head 10 foot IN
sealskin. The skirt or dress was entire
Ig OF sealskin. a half dCZen buttons,
covered with the same fur, We're the oaly
ornament in front. TIE bottom Wss
trimmed with VIDE band CT Russia sable.
The back was psr.eC ~ pLaia with the ex-
Cepti0n CT g little drRpeTy near the waist.
r1e basque YVES tight fitting Snd VAS
flstened with email see.sEIn buttons. Il
came up closely to the neck, where
magEif cent bEr pin, containing hAlf Z
doz0n diamond, held it together. A
quaint little bJuGe5 Il ssElSki1 com
p. ted The cuff J.. The hair was cf
pure gold, and Wss done Up in
coil in front, in much the same style
that Mrs. Cleveland affects. Hand
some solitsires depended from the ears.
Ths w0man's face Was beautiful. She
wes, indeed, 9 picture, snG 1 did not
blame the ladies for gazing st her-s9me
of them with envious eyes.
"Turn this way, Miss Smith," said the
geRtlenanly proprietor, sId the beautiful
being IN sealskin turnel erscetully. a
bright gleam CT sunlight from az open
window fell upon her. Il lighted up her
face and hair, and made the diamonds
sparkle like stars in 9 dark sky.
''You will see, ladies," sad the gentle
man, in explanation, "that The garment is
made tight and TO e. the form closely.
Feel Of il. II is rot so AeaYy IS some or
you imagine. IT'S very wArn, to be sure,
and could not be worn except upon very
cold days"s = cd q .5s
Chow lovely" said q chorus of I7Sices.
eyes, 1t Is" continued tie furrier. "A
sealkiu sacque end skirt is : novelty that
Ge shall introduce n New York this win
ter. They are only intended for the very
wealthy, and OF course money is 10 OBJ
1ct to women OF that clsss WHO w3nld
IKE 10 bsve such g costume. This psr-
ti:ul1r costume is for celebrated &C.
Eress It was msde TO her order. Iswill
cost $4,000, including hst and gloves, for
the lady insisted the best fur should be
psed. Her nsme. Oh, no; can't tel it.
I promised net TO-"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
spell Of sickness, and is once more on
.EIoUIsIANA LOTTERY. .


duty.
THELoUISIANA LOTTERY.
P. P. Martinez, the leading cigar and
tobacco dealer of Dallas, has received the
list of numbers which.won prizes in the
recent monthly drawing in the Louisians
State Lottery. From the sale he made OF
lottery tickets, it appears that
many of his customers have
drawn prises vhieh amount 10 several
hundred dollars
Every month when the drawing takes
place some one ofAr. Msrtinez's custom
ers holds LUCKY numbers and
the $4,000 prize which w&s
recently.4 drawn By gentleman
who putthased his ticket from Mr. Mar
tinez, IL Only one of the many who have
acquired snug fortunes from tickets solo
By that gentleman. His place OF busiest
is On Main street, near the St. George
hotel, and besis always glad to welcome
his many friends In the Fort who may fnc
it convenient to pay him call.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
Wonderful Dispssy 81 Iu,tir CT.
Bangor Wig.

Jchn Mes, who lives on Eaton Court,
five or six weeks ago gave Cat u me
captain o. C. vessel going 10 Boston. He
carried the est down in basket and
placed il aboard the vessel, wkich sailed
shortly sfter. II Boston the Cat made no
attempt to leave the vessel, but seemed 70
be entirely at home ard contented. Last
1eek the vessel re- urEed 20 this city ,com-
ing up TO the ferry Way, where It arrived.
81 the wbslf ct ga early hour in the
mornirg. As coon ss the vessel touched
the wharf the cat Gerted ashore and dis
appeared. B fore NJ. Nee had arisen
in the morning he heard q cat a. the door,
and saying TO his wife, "shst sounds Ike
our cat" he got up and opened the door.
when IN bounded Kitty, apparently de-
lighted TO get home sgs!n. How she
knew when she reached Bangor, End how
she found her wsy back to the house, nor
having seen the way she Was carried, is
something of which cats only can give az
sxpians.ion. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
Arbcr Day.
SnecIal to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
TERRELL, TRx., Nov. PA most i'm
posing ceremony was performed yester-
day by the public schools of the city. 1t
was observed as srbor DAY, snd each
grade planted tree and named it. Ac-
compsnying the planting of the trees
were appropriate ceremonies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
CookVille.
Special to tie Gazette.


CooKvILLE, Tx, Nov. 12.-Stock was
never in better condition to winter.
Hogs are getting fat on mast. The
make their meat this fall.
Mr.. j. II. Norwood has just received
his Few printing press, snd is spariDg
no expenSe in rushing i: up. He says he
will get the first issue out next week. It
Will be called the Cookville Magnet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

AS LAWYER OF Sunbury, Pa., was look
ing over old and musty records in the
Prothonotary's cflice he discovered a
package containing S194 in Continental
money, which has oeen assigned by an in
solvent debtor confined in the Sudbury
jail during the year 1887.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

The original Bartlett pear trees, named
after Enoch Bartlett, still stand On mis-
grounds, near Boston, and ere over fifty
years old. Twenty years ago new top
was grated upon these old trees, and
they sill bear fine fruit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
Tablo snserware.

The most perfect line is now on ex-
hibition and for SEale at most reasonable
prices at Howsrd Hplly's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
Must CO

Gllbert's dress snannel in stripes and
plain, Il yards wide, must go for to
cent?, worth 81 30,
RANDALL g. CHAMBERS Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

Phebe Hicks Of Petersburg, Va, has
married widoRer with tlirty-one
children. She is his eighth wife.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
finest Amax,csn riaaks

The acme of beauty and perfection, has
just arrived and are-en exhibition. 81
Howard Tuily's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
Diamond Rings

The most elegant assortment is shown
at Howard TullY'Ss Ladies cali and
see them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
DALLAS.
yeuth Accidentally Shoots
ColOi.-,; While Putting on HIS
D." Gua to So to Church.

-. Orackmen IN the Saloon
me of Cop,ursd-Y. III. y. a. Build
BcOD .ay TO BE- Dedicated To Day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

AuFos:ura Bitterswers prepared 0ysI1r. j. G..
b. Saagert for hiS private use Yneir repNt&tipR
is s9ea to-day mas they have Eec0Gsegen orally
known as the best appetizing toAtes Beware or.
Rnnnrerfpifa -e--..-l-.-.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

You csn't help King then, they a-sS0
very sassli aud their action is so peEsecsS
Only .aae pill ! dose. Caters fsLittles
Livdf Pills. PFs them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13
Gosd walking Canes

Remainder, are*guitsble presents for gen
tlenen friends, %sad you can get your
choice al Howard yQlly's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

Easeis and 0ardstaEde,
And all other kin6s Of drswing-room ORA
ments are shown 81 Howard Tully's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

The Weekly GAZETTE only 81 year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

months, when their physical, condition
wss improved, they would be assigned to
some hard work
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-10-15

take those curling black mustsohek In q
minute he was tearing through our ranks
and narrowly escaped being cut down, till AT
last somebody caught his horses bride, and
he was brought to me just as mcmentary
halt occurred in our advance to allow what
into line.
"Ah, monsieur" be gssped out, in voice
that was nearly inarticulate with fright,
Sgrace to the sky, tits youi All, what have
enduredl But you win, monsieur-you win;
they fly, the laches. But listen, monsieur
I forget, it Is no good; the queen Is TO be
murdered tomorrow at the first light in the
palace of Milosis; her guards will leave their
posts and the priests are going to kill her.
All yes! they little thou~ht it, but was en-
sconced beneath banner, and l heard it all. =